Paul,
I've been digging below the
surface to try to get an understanding of the fundamental issues, hoping
to find some common ground. At the same time, I've been feeling that,
if we are going to partition the local space, then we ought to find
something interesting to do it with it. I'm offering a proposal that I
hope will be useful, or at least stimulate people to think outside the
box about the opportunities. At the same time, I hope it can help with
resolving the opposing viewpoints. I have posted a document:
https://mentor.ieee.org/802-ec/dcn/14/ec-14-0071-00-00EC-zonal-address-partitioning-in-the-local-space.pdfZ
The
document is far, far too long to present on Monday night. Hopefully,
I'll have time to highlight some key points. I'll be happy to discuss it
with 802.1 and other WGs as well if there is interest.
In the
meantime, I welcome comments in advance.
Regards,
Roger
Paul
Nikolich wrote:
Dear EC members,
Two more presentation requests have come in since last Friday, one
from Mr. Bob Grow as RAC chair, another from Mr. John Kenney on MAC addy
randomization as used in DSRC/802.11p. I'm going to keep the
presentation time limited to 30 minutes and cap the number of presenters
to 6. I request the presenters with similar material try to combine
their material where it makes sense. We must reserve 30 minutes for
discussion and a straw poll.
If we discover more discussion/presentation time is needed beyond
what has been allocated Monday night, I request the 802.1 chair find
time and incorporate it as part of 802.1's business.
Regards,
--Paul
------ Original Message ------
Sent: 10/24/2014 3:32:40 PM
Subject: Re: [802SEC] Update - Presentations for Monday Nov 3
Meeting to discuss 802C PAR
Dear EC members,
I will chair the Monday night meeting for the IEEE 802c draft PAR
discussion. Given that we've budgeted 1 hour, I request we follow this
process:
a) presenters send their presentations to JohnD for posting to the
EC Documents location on Mentor to the as soon as possible so people
have a chance to review them off-line.
b) presenters keep their presentations as brief as possible
c) all questions be held until the presentations are complete and
the discussion phase begins
I want to us have at least 30 minutes for discussion and a possible
straw poll.
Regards,
--Paul
------ Original Message ------
Sent: 10/24/2014 1:26:26 PM
Subject: [802SEC] Update - Presentations for Monday Nov 3 Meeting
to discuss 802C PAR
All,
I have received further presentation requests for
the Monday night meeting to discuss the IEEE 802C draft PAR scope
restricting MAC address privacy approaches..
The presentation requests received to date include –
- "Background Material," Pat Thaler,
Broadcom.
- "Letting Go - Resisting the Impulse to
Manage," Dan Harkins, Aruba Networks.
- "IEEE 802 Privacy ECSG Summary of
Concerns," Juan Carlos Zuniga, InterDigital.
- "Can wireless put local address
partitioning to good use?" Roger Marks, EthAirNet
Associates; ETRI.
Information regarding the meeting may be found at -
http://www.ieee802.org/Tutorials.shtml
Regards,
John D’Ambrosia
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